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This California institution became a catalyst of economic growth and social innovation the place where vitamin E was discovered, a lost Scarlatti opera found, the flu virus identified, and the nation's first no-fault divorce law drafted. Scholars at Berkeley have conducted groundbreaking research on urban street gangs and on basic human nutritional requirements, identified why wartime supply ships were failing at sea, invented technologies to build faster and cheaper computer chips, and imaged the infant universe.
There is simply no better place to pursue advanced training on the challenges and opportunities facing Our Environment than Berkeley. The Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Graduate Program is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country, and we provide a wealth of opportunities for students interested in careers ranging from academic research to teaching, government, and non-governmental agencies.
- Range Ecology, Improvements, and Management
- Management of Grasslands and Woodlands
- Range Plants
- Introduction to California Plant Life
- Rangeland Ecology
- Rangeland Assessment
- Seminar on Pastoralism
- Seminar in Range Ecosystem Planning and Policy, Bartolome
- Seminar in Forest and Wildland Resource Policy, and Analysis
- Environmental Law and Resource Management
- Land Use Controls
- Public Land and Resource Planning and Administration
- Nature and Culture
- Seminar in Range Ecosystem Planning and Policy, Huntsinger
We provide some financial support to all students (including international students) maintaining satisfactory academic progress. With the approval of the dissertation committee, this support can be extended for an additional semester (the end of the sixth year). The Department provides a competitive stipend and coverage of all fees and non-resident tuition. This support is funded by Federal, State, and private sources in the form of Graduate Student Researcher (GSR) and Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) appointments; fellowships; and NIH traineeships. In addition, the department also provides travel grants to assist students who are presenting their research at a conference.